1 History, a chance to look again at EO EO data today should be a more attractive proposition than it has previously been. I looked at an article from World Oil this week, written in 2002. It is worth a read to see how the O&G sector was using EO 14 years ago. “Data prices… Read More »3 reasons to revisit EO again for Oil and Gas
This project was initiated by the European Space Agency (ESA) and the International Association of Oil and Gas Producers (IOGP) in 2014. The aim was to “to undertake a comprehensive study of the geo-information needs of the O&G sector and what EO services / products could help meet those needs”. The starting point to access… Read More »Earth Observation for Oil and Gas (EO4OG)
“What is the crossing point of machine learning and Earth Observation?” was the question asked this week at the Satellite Applications Catapult Geospatial 2.0 event at the Harwell campus near Oxford. https://sa.catapult.org.uk/news-events-gallery/events/geospatial-2-0-workshop/ Welcome to everyone attending our Geospatial Workshop today. Perfect clear sky's for Earth Observation! 🌍 pic.twitter.com/LR6lYFfQYb — Satellite Applications Catapult (@SatAppsCatapult) July 13,… Read More »Geospatial 2.0 Workshop
Can a GIS Technician eventually become the CEO of a large company? GIS training industry today Below is the training model for generic GIS training today (July 2016). Many vendors will also offer a training service where they will: Come to you, and/or Build the course tailored to your needs. I don’t have… Read More »Let’s make GIS training more effective
5 ways to increase the value of GIS (for Oil and Gas) There is an excellent 50 page free ebook from Exprodat explaining in detail “Why use GIS in Petroleum”. To borrow a quote: “Spatial analysis lies at the core of GIS – the ability to analyse data based on its spatial relationship to other… Read More »5 ways to increase the value of GIS (for Oil and Gas)